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p. -- ~ I Atra: 4 4.4,,,,r 4 , . ~,„.,,,, '. i r ,:.-4 -, ti,....1 - ; , tt:... - ..-e.; , . • :trtIAZ? whig ' 0% rral ( ~ w ' vc.N.—Att..„,., . :I'(_ 'lll ---r--- -7 - - .... . i• , t`. ' Q67.3 e t. >r; { ~ THILANXIAROPIC ANNUITY INST ITUTION, PALL-MALL. I'HE SUBSCRIBERS are respe af ully informed, the Certificates of their Shares way be had by applying 1 4 the Office, No.:La9, R. F.. THOMPSON, Solicitor and manager. MONDAY, -4TG.7JST 15 , :3 08 . [PRICE SIXPENCE. SALE OF ESTATE; Scc. P 0 RTUG,II. August is, ad. PROCLAMATION. TIlE' DUKE OF" ABRANTES, GENERAL IN CHItF OF' TaL QI : r01111./CiAL, TO THE PORTUU LIESE. ' EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. P• ' FIRE-.ANNUITIES —LIFE. E RSONS of Respetltibility desi rous o f b ecom i ng AGENTs for this Company (which offers to the In surer the Payment of Rent,' in case or Fire, and large A bate rnetit4 in the Preininin), are requested to make early appli cation, specifying their Names, Residence, and Business, ; , tricl the names of the Places tor which they wish to be ap pointed. Aug. tz, iBoB. WM. BEETHAM,. Sec '2O the Right Worshipful the PRESIDENT, and to the. Right Worshipful and worshipful the Tit EASURLR 414 GOVERNORS 010E-11(151's HOSPITAL. GENTLEMEN, -• I BEG to acqu a i nt you, that the Flay of Elet9ion of a Solicitor to Christ's Hospital is fixed for the: zoth.day of this ant. Aust. The Funeral of my late Father cannot take place till and it will not t h erefore be Tuesday next, the.thtii instant, .. n ._,nly pow er , w i t h out an i nexcusable violation of .decency ;raid propriety, to have the honour of personally soliciting Your Vote and Interest till within ten" days of the day of - EleEtio , a. • • In the peculiar situation, therefore, in.vvhich . I stand,.you *Will possibly allow this only means which is left me of re questing your support to have more weight than a wiiiten a Pplicationls usuaily entitled to, dy Y alen reassessed the g roun d upon which I rest toy s pretsionpos. The .length of time for which my late Father h as ex e rt cd.hirmelf, with the m ost anxious fidelity, in your service, and the pride lie look.in the success that his zealous endeavours had met with, knowing (as you also know) that not one conce it of Sour Hospital was, during his Solicitorship, brought to an Mnsuccesstul issue, encourage me, who have be- ii brought alp under hiin ' been so hiPhY Years with hint, continually ob- . !aining from his experience an inc-easing kuovvitylge oi the ki t i n g fro Interests of Your Hospital, to hope that you will mot withdraw the Concerns of your institution front the Per- ZSIII whom he. gratified himself by looking forward to as,his enaccessor with all his connexions. I have the Honour to Czbiri‘smEN, YoUr trot obedient humble servant, I 3e 4fera-jew. 13th August, aoSIy)SEPH MAIiERLY.. SPAIN. This Day were pu bl ished, In Two 'elegant Volumes,' Sniall Octavo, pricelos. 6d. in boards,•illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other En gravings, • TRAVELS throu g h SPAIN and PORTUGAL, leeently pertorined by . an ENGLISH ,ri Lontaining. accurate o , lineations of the Manners —;'tneomestic Coliditn.lit of th a t Country, with A nec d otes j rince of Peace, &c. - bstiinates of the Powe and Resources of the S panish nmarchy, and other interest. r ag and authentic particulars. " Half a word. fixed upon, of near the spot, is wort h a c4rt.loadof reco ll edinns. ?—:G It A Y.'S LETTERS. • P rinted "for Richard - Phillips, Bridge-street, and to be had B ooksellers in ToWnind Country. • • inn witotn may be had, t h e P resent State of Peru, by er, Eq. with Engravings, price boards. • 1 This D ay are Published, arienlargecl Edition of .1( EARSLEY's TAX TABLES for 1808, con., ..; 11. - ta ining a co nc i se Table of the New Stamp Du ..es) til e N ew Aessed Taxes-, Property Tax, and a variety of other Tax. Ads of ,geoeral hoportance, brought down to the present tinie, price .Is. ~2 . ,A Seti'arate S beet—rabid' al the most General Taxes, for 'fie use of Couting Houses, Halls Offi 'm. corrected to Pie close of then Session tBOB. Price is.ces, S 0 Y P all ot he r booksellers.KearsleY, Fleet-street, London ; and sold • • This Day were published, ri; Neatly pr i nted in 3 Yols. ramo. price I 2S. bOz.rds, • A New Edition, being the-Sixteenth, of SS A - Y S, MORAL and LITERARY. t,144t,,' By VICESIMUS KNOX, DD. " Tunbridge School, and late Fellow of St. ohn's P rated College, Oxford. tined fur f . 11, 1awinan ;J. Walker ;R. Lea ; 1.-Nunn ; -- ,V6.11 Hood, and' Sharpe; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and .rule tackingron, Allen, and Co. ; B. Crosb) and Co.; li arton arid Harvey ; 1. Booker‘; and P. and , W. Wynac. This Day was' publishy, • Neatly This i n One Volume, Deiny izmo. ornamented THwith six tine En gs; price 4s. fki, in b oar d s, PILGRI M's PROGRESS, from this World, to that which is to come; alivered under the t!atilitude of a Dream. By JOHN BUNYAN. New Edition ; to which are added, large Explanatory 1 :r. ctical Notes, with a•Life of the Authur,by Cj3U RDE "!mister of the Gospel at Coventry. • " Buit re g lad to s ee 's Pilim is certainly a master-piece of its kind, We a an Editi on of it well rinted -Paper, anti C adorned with neat opper-pl ates. The Editor lia p , oftgood nth prefixed the Lite of the Author, written like the, for. Lier accounts, in a strain perfeetly congenial with hone:A Tohn's own pious spirit, and godly mode of expression ; and . 14 e same may be said of Mr. !Writer's large explanatory and Notes".'*—Munthly Review, vol. 76.. quit • ,or Mawman, J. Johnson, and C. Rivin,,, ,, - tc4 Cv ' Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Codell and Davies, ' u tton, John Richardson, •lii Crosby , and C 0..; WI: r 'e. and Wilson and Son, Yolk. .• eturrivE I. L's GAZETTEER . Nevi; lAitioti ' - This Day was puhlished, /.n Four large "V. lurnes 8v - ice l -. 13.3.-61. in boards, 'without the Atlas, and I°. ss i . '.' with 3 the Atlas halt bound. A i4o 'the Athi s seParare S cOntaining Tweitty.eight wh o l e ti Sheet 6,t at -‘ l,, iis, ficatly coloured, and hall.bound, price'll. e rtiE 'NEW lIV ; -- '' ':*E IISAI, GAZETTEER ) or .-11. Geographical Dictionary; containing a Description Of all the Ern ..i i es, Kingdo,,lns, States, Provinces, Cities, cowns, Fort Se'ls' Harb"rs' t ‘ iv er , , 4kites, Mountains, antiCaus Te'he kitc,Arn World ; with the trvern metit,Custorns, Man !s,. hnd lQigion ofthe Inhab.tants. t 't hxtc 13 undari6, and natural Produaions of each tit, .o Count r • Ewes;.: ) ; the Trade, hlanufaCtoriel, and-Curioities. h and Towns, conedeil 'from the- best Authors ; ;their ungitude, Latitude, -Bearings ,and Distances, fr#liithe best 4ncl trloskatithentic Charts; ' . • By the Rev. CLI:MENT CRUTTIVELL.. - • ... tarli.rfoicite.d for ,Longtn-An; Hurst, Rees, and ortne, Paternos . , and Cada! and Davr,fs, Strand. .. it. * The very favourable rec • • the first Edition ren d -r it , Lotion of ' 4 - - •' ' '' ct ssarY for the Author to express his gratitude.. In careful and irtinute reviSion he has corrected many errors., and the addition of more than Thirty Thousind tresh articles, Will evince his desire of rendering the present Edition des‘:rv_. illof the public approbation. • COTTAGE ORNEE. . TO BE SOLD BY- PRIVATE CONTRACT, A. SMALL, .Neat, and Pretty COTIAGE, to gether .with about 40 Acres of Pasture and Arable Land, part Copyholii and part Freehold, recently built oit' a rising ground, arid finished with great taste and i judgment ; situate about 28 mil es north of London, near,. but an agree able distance from, the inain road, replete with convenient .oM:es fur a small Genteel Family ; Commanding a cheerful and truly pieturesque view, with•the advantage of a country abounding with Game, and in the centre of a Pack of Fox-' bounds. Also a Farm-yard, with Coach house and Stabling, - and well supplied with, excellent IVater ; the Land is in high cultivation, most )of .which lies in a Ring Fence round the Cottage.. The Furniture and Fixtures, which are nearly new, to be taken at alair valuation. immediate possession may be had on payment of the purchase money. Por Particulars and Tickets to View apply to Mr. George, 4 8, PArk-street,'Grosvenor-square, SPT LSBURY's PATENT AN nscollßunc DROPS are to be had genuine, Wholesale a.m.' Re tail, at the tullowing Houses : 'Messrs. Dicey and Sutton . , No. to, 13ow Church-yard; Newberry and Suns, No. 4s, St. Paul's ; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's; Butler, Cheapside; Howard and Evans, Long- lane ' - Barclay and Soo, Fleet- inar k et ; Johnstone,. No. rs, G reek-street, ; Bowling and Co. Borough ; at Croydon, and Newport, Isle of Wight. Thu:genuine Medicine has the words "by the King's ,Patent," expressed on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, and • the King's Duty printed in black - ink, iii Bottles of ss. 6d. tos. and 11. 2s. duty included, as usual, at the only Dispensary, No. is, Solto-square, London. /IY HIS MAIESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. WATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. - This beautiful Produd of Modern Discovery is of fered with_ confidence to the fashionable World. It is the mostexcellent, and, at the same time, the most mild, Moo- Cent, - and refined Soap, that has ever been made. Men of the first eminence in Chemistry examined it ; and its oil ginal and most - peculiar charatter of Transparency is one of tne:strongest indications of its superior E x ce ll e n ce . , 1 o The Clearness, Deli c acy, and Solt ne • s i t gi ves to t h e Cmplexion, are absolutely unequalled ; and many Ladies of Distinction ' who are atfeeted in the most k fi s t ressing manner by every other Soap, and have condescended to make trial of this, have immediately honoured it with their patronage and support. Gentlemen, who find shaving a difficult operation, will receive the greatest . satisfaCtion from•the Transparent Soap. It affords aline permanent lather; which sotteiw the beard, and renders the action of the_ razor surprisingly pleasant, Close, smooth, and 'easy ; and it leaves the skin soft, ,and tree front the slightest irritation, It is sold ley and,Blew,' Cockspar-street, Charing, cross ; Keith and Co. N. 30. Haymarket ; Rigge, 3 , t , New lioncl-streqt ; .L0we,330, Strand ; Davison, 59, f leet-street ; Taper, 75 ' New lionti- street ; 65, Cheapsid e ; Thorn and Co. 46, Oxford-street ; And most other respeCt able Perfumers in Town and Country. NEW MEI)ICINL ACT. FNE\VBERY and SDNS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Progrietors or Dr. James's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in conSe9uence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will' be' in future' 25. 9d. per Packet, or Ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Matte (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had tdr tl. 4s. And ! as the words V. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's," are eligtave4 the,Stanips, which it is presumed vial be a sufficient secalit;.against C6unterfeits, has Signa ture on the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their other Medicines, Stamps included ; but those who purchase,six, or more, at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. • ;'ar d. • s. d. Dr. lames's Powder • z 9 Dalby's Carminative i 9 Do, in a Bottle •-- 24 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - .; • 4 o Do. large B o x - • 24 o Freake'sTindl;of Bark 4 0 The A.ntibilious Pills z 9 Dr. Huxhain's ditto 3 0 Dr. Steei's O podeidoc 2 6 Tonic Pill s - 2 9 Do. Convulsionoll z 6 English - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops, •2 6 Catruther's Drops 2 9 Cainomile Drops a 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 Do. ParegOric Lozenges I ti Ditto Pepper m i nt i 9 6 Angibautl's 131ois ditto t al Dr. Hooper's Pills a 1 6 Essence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - z rj Mr,Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Inglisles Scots Pills a 16 cephalie,Snull - t o Henry's M ignesia -2 6 Itheurn. Tina: 3 't) Norton's Drops - s 6 `Beiry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilshury's Drops 5• 6 Glass's Magnesia 3 6 Dr.' Solander's Tea 2 9 Wilson's Alterative 4 6 Greenough's Tineture a r§ Purifying Sweet Cakes z 3 Do. Tolu Lo2enges N. B. As' many Persons mistake the - liousse of Messrs. Newbery, observe, that it is at the 'East End of St. Paul , s, - four Doors from Cheapside; with these words inscribed on the Fronti.... ,, THE ONLY WARE I-I()USE FOR DR'. M • RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too frequently the subjea of just and general reprobation, that men destitute ofthe elements of the medical, art have, offered themselves as candidates for public . ,patronage in thetprotess.iou Of physic, For the poi-pose of doing justice to the result o f our studies and ex perience, and to prevent us front being classed among those =pities whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately tOr society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our purSuits and ac. quirements. After having received a regular medical 'educa, turn as the pupils of Messrs., C ridded arid Illizard, whose lettures and practice'we carefully attended,' as professors and surgeons of the London. Hospital ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sckool for . tnedical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrucled ib the dillerent branches of anatoiny, surgery, the theory and practice.of physic, chemistry, midwifery , botany, &c. are, by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, C;regory, kitimilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we - shall not be deeiried presumptuous iii saying that our . proficiency aiiit acquirements ate not inconsiderable. Having for along series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objett of our*Studies and praCtice, it will, we 'hope, be allowdd that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. Inslight and recent cases of infedion a petted re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in i/eteracy, , where other practiiiuners have tailed of success, a .ptoper pers2vertuit':e in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and'radical cure. Amidst the inelaneholy variety of disorders which. are the. effects of a. habit long and most unlyppily pursued . by . the youth of both sexes, there arc none inure alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quehtly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must. be a consolation to know that they may now, •by a new 'and-infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong; manly, and •Yigor ous constitution. In all cases or debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infectiim, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with thegreat est 'secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation'at hoMe troin • ten to three, and farm 6 in the evening tiil to at night: Patiehts in the country ale requested to state the partial. lars oftlieir case, age, and, general habit ofliving, &c. &c. in-. closing a'rernittance for advice ar , dmedicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any• part of the kingdom. 'roenstir e that '..iecrecy so essential to our iniderrilking . „ 'the postage of leitei•S'Ynay be added to the account for medicines. 1114RIE and Co. Surgeons, ,No. 1.7, Hatton-garden. MeSsrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they \per formed-the duties assiened them during the time they at- • tended - their Lectures and Pradice. V ICTUALLIAG-OFFICA, ' August 3, 'BOB. - .THE Cal rmlssraivEßsjorncruALLlA G 111$ ifillyESTY'r' NAVY do hereby give Noike, That on Tuesday, the 16th instant, ,they will be ready to ,receive Ten. kes, in wrZting (sealed up), and treat Ar Three Hundred , Tons Of MON BUTT HOOPS, and foe Two Hundred Tons ofIRO1!1 VA TT - 1100 PS ; the futsker to be delive;red in Eight, and ;Me latter in Six Weeks, by weekly in °portions, into His Itlajeaty's I/idled/ling Stores at D,lijord ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ningy days after date. The Conditions of the Contraas and Samples of . the. 71 liy be seen at the .s'm - crag's Office. _ - No regard will ,te had to any fender in which the Price shall , not be inserted in 4 vords• at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the. said Tuesday, the rotb instant, nor vial es: tie Person who mikes the Tender ~ or ;one Peyton on his helial attendr, to. anrwer, when calledfot. 2 'RANATQIZT-OFFiC:E,. August tz, ISOB. THE CPMAIISSIONERSf or Conduaing HIS MA :PESTI': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking of Sici t and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they atria: be ready, at this 01 fice„on Thursday, the bib of .Selleinbee, 1808. to receilt: l / 4 ! . jealed Tcnderi, and treat :with su c h Per,onz f ts . "!:ay be willing to coniraa fin' the Service, undermentioned, viz. For rrisOntrs of War ii. Health, at'llyalieuth, - tor Six Months from the zBth of October next ; •for. Victualling Prisoners Of War in Health, AL Chatham; lions the Isl.: of 0 dober next, for Six 'Months. . • . No Ten4ter will Le received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, nr an Agent for:him, persona/I . y attend. Each Tender milst be accompanied by a Letter from two teipeaable Persons engaging to &tome boUnd with the . Ppoln tendering in the .sutts of 2, 000/, for the due performance of the Conttael. Partber Particulars may 6e kno wn by applying at thi s Office, A or to the A gents r Particular's qj War at Pe:ymoutb and Chatham. 01 1 k,,A Li l'Y on Dll/ ID E. P 1 DS. 141.dile in 1.6° Igo3, 1804, 18os. IT appearing, notwithstarqing the Notices repeat . " a " edly sent or made to thesPartiee entitled to Dividends o/ S:oLk, payable at the Bank of England, South Sea House, and East India House,. reipeaivey, who have not paid the- , 29uy •on the same f o r theyears above mentioned, that payment has nct in many instances been made of the said Duy, whereby thOse Parties have incurredvadons Penalties, to be recovered by anion or surcharge, and the . COmmistioners for the special purposes of the Property Acli being willing to allow .fierakr time for such payments, hereby give Notice, that the Duties Datable on all Dividends of 41,:11 Stock :slid 'Annuities for those years are direded to be paid inio the B an k of England, and the Certilkater of such p.iyments . being lodged at the Office of the ContYsissioners at the Old Stock Exchange,- the Parties making payment thereof, will be discharg ed in the ktooks of the respeaive Commissioners until and upon 'the loth Jay :c) Oaoher neat, but that all Persons who shall negled to snake .14:h payment cn or ;before that day, will be prosecuted as the Law direas, and steps are now 'taking for bringing Default ers into charge for the Double Duy, who Shall not have paid the .Duty for - theyeais above-mentioned, on c , before the said - loth day rf Oaaber next,,ajter• which day the Ohre of the Old Stork Ex, change will be doted. Lb: Order of the Board, ITHEW 1F1NT.674: Office fz,r Taxes, Aug. 1, 1308. • THE R.EV. Mit. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILI OUS PILLS. 1' was a remark of the celebrattd Dr. Bucha n, Author of the Domestic Medicine, that - complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady. of this Country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover - for the relict . and cure a safe and infallible remedy would per torm a Most important service to society. That discbvery has now been • made in the Patent A Pills of the Rev. • •Williain . l3;irclay, tin: extensive sale or which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has considerably lessened the number of these Complaints; and bids tairon a short time . , to be the means o f entirely eradi. caring them. These Pills have a quick and sate operation, they act powerffilly and specifically on. the Bile, and thus remove tie numerous ilisoroers connected with it, Sick 'Heart-Aches, Flatulence, Liver ComplaintS,'laimdice, Ner; was Disorders froin Indigestion, &c: They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto °liked to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by the most _ respectable evidenee,of the first characters of the N.:;.tility.aud others, that they have never beed administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure. , • This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages The Right Hon. Viscount Dillpu . ' The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. &it joint Honey wood, Bart. M.l'. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushingtun ' Bart. M.P. for Penyn. Thomas •Anson, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. for SOuthampton.• Nicholson Calvert, E,,q. M.P. for Hertford. - Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Cardens. Thomas fLumnersley, Esq. C. Vti..Dickes; Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury, The key. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stallind-street, Old Bond -street Mr. Stratton, Leicester -square ; Bacot and 'Co. 'so, Ox ford-street ; sad by all respec table VenJers in. Town and Country. . . •• A Caution.—Obsetve the name of Barclay is en- • graved uultre Stamp, which is affixed on tne'outside.wrap. per of each box ; all - not so stamped are a dangerous intl.- Pri . ce amt -tor. per box, , with ample diredions. What phrensy agitates you ? Into what art abyss of calamities are you about to plunge yourselves •? After 'seven months of the most perfect tranquillity. of the most complete harmony, what cause have you to Josh to take up arms—and against whom -Against an army which was ;to- secure Your -inde , pendence, which was to maintain the itategrity of your country,"ancl„ in a word, without which you would cease to be Portuguese. Who can thus urge you on to betray your own interests ? DcryOu:then wish that the ancient tus4ania should henceforth be no more than a - province 'of Spain ? What can you . expect in a - contest with an army, numerous, valiAnt, and inured to war, in whose plc.-epee you sirckuld . dispersed I;he the sJ.nds of the desert by the impe tuous blasts of the Soutlewind y(ILI nut perceive that -those who mislead you look not to wlijk ) may , further your interests, , L;ut- solely to the means gratifying: or their rcvenge,- and proyiled !he-Copti lICIIL is disturbed, what ,signifies it to them how much blood may flow ? .Should those 'perfilous Islanders land on yourftert itory;leaVe tife, to" ecitiebat thetn.; 4 ,this is the duty of my army ; yours is. to remain peaceable in your fields. I pity your. error; but should you persist in it, shOuld vou continue deaf to - My voice, tremble ; your putiislimeiq shall be terrible. • Can you regret- a dynasty which has abandoned you, and hose Government had so hu= miliated i you that you were no longer ranked ; a,tnpn the nations of Europe ? What do you wish for.?,. T 9 a_, To Portuguese ITo be independent ? This the ,Great Napoleon hay promised you. You yotirgan e -have earnestly intreated'of hint a King, who,'aided by the .omnipotence of that Great Monarch, might raise up again your unfortunate, country, and replace her in. the rank which belongs to her. .11oubtle'si, at this, moment your new Monarch • is on'the poitit of visiting you. lie expeaed to (tad faithful Subs je&s; shall he find only rebels ? I expected to have delivered over to him a peaceable kingdom, and flourishing cities. Shall I be'obliged to, shew hint only ruins, and heaps of ashes and dead bodies.? Would he, reign over a desolate cbuntry ? Certainly You will only be an unfortunate province of Spain.--Your customs, your laws, every thing has beets preserved. Is not yOur religion ours ? Has ft suffered the slightest insult ? Are not you, on the •Conliary, those who violate it ? You yield to the se dualon and guidance of heretics, whose wily wish is tOdestrowyOu and your religion. Ask the unfortu nate 'lrish . catholics what oppression they groan under in their own' country, and by the orders of their own Government. Is it not you who violate it, by obeying the Ministers of that holy. religion (whose first precept is obedience' and submission to the laws), whenthey dare to -instigate you to mum murder aithhsSassination. upon men who in the midst Of Yon as brOthers ?' Let them' tremble ! They 'will pay dear for the 'calamities which they infliat upon you; but you, Portuguese, will be the unfor tunate victims of their crimes. not. I If there still : existed-a few abuses in the admi nistration, the experience, of each successive day was diminishing them. My Decree of ,the 14th of. June has already regulated an interesting branch of the finances, by settling the pay of the soldiers on a sure looting. The.salaries of the Administrators and Judges are, regularly paid. The Emperor Napoleon . , satisfied, in consequence of my reports, with the public spirit in this kingdom, has just remitted the half of your contribution ; and it is at the instant. that he is Accomplishing all your wishes, that you permit yourselves to be. hurried" away by the influ ence of a few miscreants ; it is at the moment a reaping the fruit of your tranquilLty ; it is at the in-' .stant that happitiesS iswithin your grasp, that yiiu deliberately cas t aw a y f rom you even the most dis tant hope of it. Well, Portuguese, you have only the interval of a moment to implore the clemency of the Emperor, and to disarm, bis wrath. 'Already his armies in Spain approach your frontiers; if you hesitate, you are Undone. Lay down your arms 5 return in peace to your homes; imitate the tran quillity of your capital and the adjacent provinces; ' follow your agricultural pursuits; reap that fine har vest which „ile'aVen has sent you, after so many alarms of .a dreadful famine,' from which I have been able to preserve.>ou. Expel with horror front among you , ; those wretched Miscreants whose only objesst is the pillage of your cities. Merit pardon by _ ArICO August It, !Rog. THE PRI,NaPiIL OFPICERS and C 0 /SS 10 NE RS" of His Majesty's Naiy do hereby gtVe Notice, that on lt i ednelday, the 24th instant, at One o'Ckck, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to con - trait for sappOing Ills Arajesty's severe! Yards . , or any one or mere of awn, with • !'RAIN OIL. A Distribution of the (Pil, with the _firm of the Tender, may be see,/ at this Office. No Tender will be reotived alter Twelve o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any nOticeal unless the Party, or an .agent for him, iirtengis. •er